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jefferson73 wrote: »Hi Tom,
Yes, got it from [EMAIL="Will@hubjub"]Will@hubjub[/EMAIL].
Pros: Very comfortable and fast, not many on the roads.
Cons:The sizes run a big high, the paintwork is not the best, and apparently they don't hold up well in crashes.
From: http://www.londonfgss.com/thread1175.html
On-One Ti Geared Inbred
Frame: 1365g/3.01lb to 1587g/3.5lb, fork:
Argon 18 Electron
1495g (claimed), forks: 395g (claimed) Medium size confirmed as 1502g (weighed on digital scales)
Specialized Langster
1587g (conversion from 3.5lbs) (again not sure what's included or frame size specified)
IF Steel Crown Jewel Track Frameset
1620g
Pearson Touche (56cm)
1720g, fork 577g
20y.o. Reynolds 753 steel frame (52cm)
1,760g, forks: 620g
Fixie Inc. Peacemaker
1800g (not sure of size or if it includes fork)
Soma Rush
1814g (frame only)
Dolan FXE (58cm)
1920g, fork 620g
EAI Bareknuckle (56cm, will@hubjub)
just under 2000g, fork: 900g
Surly Steamroller (56cm)
2010g, fork 916g
On-One Il Pompino
1859g/4.1lbs, fork: (51cm)
2150g, fork: 843g (54cm)
Genesis Flyer (520 CroMo)
2270g, fork:
Kona Paddy Wagon
2636g or 2268g, fork: 907g (58cm), "2lb heavier than Pearson, over a pound on Surly’s Steamroller") (5.0lb frame and 2.0lb fork, 22.46lbs dirtragmag.com)
Charge Plug
2500g, Fork 912g
Brooklyn Machine Works Gangsta
If ya bothered about weight,it'll be too heavy for ya!
(Unbranded Titanium Track Frame)(57cm)
1520g Frame only
I like these:
http://www.gorillabicycles.com/web/en/classictig/
love this:
lovely (apart from the stem).
thanks for the list jefferson, couple of ones i hadn't really considered before like the fixie inc.
i haven't even decided for sure whether i'm going to go for steel or ali yet -had a go on a steamroller a little while ago and it seemed very heavy to me compared to my langster- but it'll be a while before i get going on the new fix as i'll concentrate on getting my (very entry level) road bike a bit more spec'd up first.0 -
heres my baby, only a month old. got it on sale at evans. need to get new pedals though
Bianchi VIA NIRONE 7 Alu/Carbon frame - sloping geometry
Bianchi FL5 Carbon/Al fork
Campagnolo VELOCE derailleurs and shifters
Compact 50/34 chainset
anyone know how i can make my photo smaller? its massive
Was that you that passed me going through blackrock today while I was struggling to get into my clips? Probably around a quarter to eight?0 -
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Ran it through imagemagick for you:PeadarofAodh wrote: »Yeah sorry about that - was feeling knackered and sore, didn't have energy to fix it...might do that today!
The tyres are flat - took it before I pumped them up.
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You may be right, bits are noticeably numb this evening. It's a dinger of a saddle though, and comfy from the get-go. My B17 took a bit more work, and it had already been ridden when I took charge of it.
That Bob Jackson is only lovely
It was a toss-up between himself, Dave Yates and Mercian.
Edit - notice my home-made Heineken-can shim on the seatpost?
Edit edit - the handlebars are Nitto Randonneurs, traded on this very board Comfy out
Hi Beans.
Great to see your project came together. Those very Nitto bars used to be on this:
The on-one mungos I have on my machine now are nice too, but the nittos looked nicer. Ah well.0 -
Explosive_Cornflake wrote: »Ran it through imagemagick for you:
My goodness, are you 7ft tall PeadarofAodh?0 -
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